Planners Outline Growth for Southwest and Far West
The National Planning Association projects growth in population, employment, and personal income across the Southwest and Far West over the next 15 years. It notes shifting job geographic concentration toward mining and agriculture, with manufacturing and service sectors spreading more widely. The report also highlights higher per capita incomes in New England and the mid‑Atlantic despite Southeast gains.
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National Planning Association
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NPA
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Maryland
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Minnesota
Texas
Arizona
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Colorado
Oregon
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Wisconsin
Virginia
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Tennessee
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Great Lakes
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Arson hearing set for Liberal museum curator
Fred W. Jaedicke, curator of the Coronado Museum, is held on 10 000 bond awaiting a December 4 preliminary hearing on arson charges connected to a downtown store fire. investigation may expand to the museum blaze.
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Liberal
Kan
Fred W. Jaedicke
Coronado Museum
Atty
Harold Greenleaf
Jaedicke
Greenleaf
Elbert Edwards
Somali Prime Minister Arrives in Washington for Talks
Prime Minister Abdiraseid Ali Scher marche of Somalia arrived in Washington for a two day official visit and was greeted warmly by President Kennedy.
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Washington
Abdiraseid Ali Schermarche
Kennedy
Caroline Kennedy Turns Five at White House Birthday
Caroline Kennedy reaches age five with a private White House party planned for her and siblings. John Jr, age two, recovered from a cold to attend, with about 20 nursery school friends expected to join on the third floor. The family keeps plans confidential for the celebration.
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Washington
Caroline Kennedy
White House
John Jr
Cape Cod
AMA Rules Declare Doctors Ineligible To Own Drugstores
The Judicial Council of the AMA house of delegates ruled it unethical for a physician to own a drugstore in the practice area unless no other pharmacies exist. It also bans physicians from significant holdings in drug repackagers or pharmaceutical firms while practicing.
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Los Angeles
Judicial Council of the American Medical Association
House of Delegates
George A. Woodhouse
Opinions From the Hill gains national recognition
The Journal-World feature quotes praise from Publishers Auxiliary and Inland Daily Press for its Kansas University faculty commentary. Meanwhile the Lawrence High School choir awaits its overseas tour pending State Department policy revamp and a broader committee review of the overseas performers program. Citizens Ambulance Service moves to permanent quarters at 1104 W. 4th Street in the former Emick Home, using the same VI 32-7733 number.
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Publishers’ Auxiliary
Kansas University
Inland Daily Press
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Citizens Ambulance Service
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. 4Th St
Emick
Meeting Notice for Douglas County Mental Health Dinner
About 100 people are expected to attend a 6 30 p m dinner in the Kansas Room Kansas Union Douglas County Mental Health Association. Dr Stuart Averill clinical director at the Boys Industrial School in Topeka will be the featured speaker.
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Douglas County Mental Health Association
Kansas
Kansas Union
Stuart Averill
Boys Industrial School
Topeka
Refund possible for Southwestern Bell customers in court ruling
Kansas customers of Southwestern Bell may receive about 10 million dollars in refunds if the Kansas Supreme Court adopts recommendations by Commissioner Earl Hatcher. The report would reverse a Shawnee County District Court decision allowing higher rates than approved by the Corporation Commission, potentially restoring rates to the commission’s level.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Supreme Court
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Charles McCarter
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell
Supreme Court
Earl Hatcher
Shawnee County
District Court
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Three Vehicle Crash Causes 1300 Damage at U S 59 Intersection
A three vehicle wreck at the U S 59 Lone Star Road intersection caused about 1300 damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Emma B. Berg 57 Route 2 Harold W. Hornbaker 25 Stafford and Joseph R. Mock 49 Route 2 Wellsville.
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Lone Star Road
Emma B. Berg
Route 2
Harold W. Hornbaker
Stafford
Joseph R. Mock
Wellsville
Anderson recalls coercive interrogation by Air Force investigators
One investigator called him a sick man and violent and warned of family harm if he refused to confess. Anderson says he signed after threats that his wife would be prosecuted and children taken. He was not told of the right to counsel and recalls brainwashing and fear during the week in military custody.
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Anderson
Jana
San Diego
Los Angeles Times
Two-Car Crash Causes $800 In Damage
A two car collision at 13th and Tenn Streets produced $800 in damage Monday night. Caroline J. Creighton 28 of 1538 Wedgewood complained of pains but did not seek treatment. Another crash at Emery Road and Highland Drive caused $550 in damage with no injuries.
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Wedgewood
Randolph H. Butts
Ronald G. Evans
Emery Rd
Emery Road
Highland Drive
Snowless November Prolongs dismal Lawrence weather
Showers fell today and Monday but snow has not arrived in Lawrence. The Kansas University weather station logged 100 percent humidity at 8 a.m. on both days. Normally November brings Lawrence its first snow, with at least an inch typical, yet this year has yielded only traces.
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Kansas University Weather Station
Lawrence
Sid Luft accuses Judy Garland of unfitness in Nevada suit
Hollywood producer Sid Luft files a district court action in Las Vegas claiming Judy Garland is an unfit mother. He alleges she uses barbiturates and seeks custody only after recovery from a mental illness, and accuses her of concealing 2 million dollars in community property.
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Nev
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Sid Luft
Judy Garland
Luft
Miss Garland
Nevada
Tickets For Kid Theater On Sale At Local Schools
The Kansas University Children’s Theatre presents Alice in Wonderland with matinees Dec 6 7 8 at Murphy Hall University Theatre. Tickets cost 35 cents for matinees 75 cents for Family Night tickets. Tickets available at Lawrence grade schools with special booths Wed Thu Fri at multiple campuses. All seats reserved and prices identical for children and adults.
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Lawrence
Sunset Hill
Centennial
East Heights
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Hillcrest
Cordley
McAllaster
New York
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Woodlawn
Schwegler
Kennedy
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Lawrence Public School
Radium Pocket Watches Banned by New York City Health Board
New York City health officials ban sales of radium-dial pocket watches effective February 1 due to radiation hazards. The ban excludes radium-dial wrist watches as they pose less risk. The department cites a study showing pocket watches emit 75 radiation units per year, about 150 times the allowed .5 unit annual limit.
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New York
City Board of Health
New York City
George James
Health Department
State Dept Revokes InterView Reporting Order
The State Department revoked an order requiring officials giving interviews to newsmen to report to an assistant secretary the correspondent name the organization and interview subject. Rebekah Lodge ham supper and bazaar announced at IOOF Hall on Thursday November 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Adv.
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State Department
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Thurs
Holstein Group Set for 47th Kansas Meeting
Foster Lewis of the Pure Milk Producers Association of Greater Kansas City will open the 47th annual Holstein-Friesian Association of Kansas meeting at 10 a.m. December 1 at the Hotel Eldridge. He will address federal dairy legislation and production controls as officers are elected and shows and sales dates chosen. Awards for top 4-H members will be presented at a 12:30 p.m. banquet with ladies’ activities including a campus tour and flower arranging demo. Francis Wempe of the East-Central district chairs the association’s local arrangements committee with Ronald Robb and Robert Bigsby assisting.
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Pure Milk Producers Association of
Kansas City
Holstein- Friesian Association of Kansas
Eldridge
Lewis
Kansas University
Alexander
Holstein-Friesian Association
Francis Wempe
Ronald Robb
Open Season on Deer Sought by 1965 in Kansas
Leavenworth AP. Kansas deer numbers rose to about 15 000 as 5 000 added in five years. Forestry official G G Boling urged an open season by 1965 or sooner, noting more deer on roads during mating runs and that a legislative act to declare deer a game animal is needed before any season.
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Boling
Leavenworth
Laredo Appearance Date Changed at KU Fine Arts
Kansas University Fine Arts School announces a date change for violinist Jaime Laredo on the University Concert Course. The concert is now set for 8 p.m. Monday in University Theatre Murphy Hall, replacing the originally scheduled March 18 appearance.
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Kansas University Fine Arts School Today
Jaime Laredo
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Laredo
Pennsylvania Produces About a Quarter of Nation's Steel
A report notes that roughly 24 percent of the United States steel output comes from Pennsylvania facilities, highlighting the state's key role in national industry.
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Pennsylvania
Execution Delay Sought for Andrews in Kansas Case
Topeka judge to hear a request for a stay of execution for Lowell Lee Andrews. Attorney James R. Ahrens prepared to file a habeas corpus writ after Andrews signed the documents at Topeka this morning. The case involves the Wyandotte County killings of his parents and sister four years ago.
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Kan
U.S. District Court
Topeka
Lowell Lee Andrews
Wyandotte
James R. Ahrens
Andrews
Topeka Student Hit by Car on KU Campus
Judith Anne Bodenhausen a Topeka sophomore at Kansas University was struck by a car on campus Monday at about 5 30 p m at the West Campus Road Crescent Road intersection. She was treated at Watkins Hospital released today with minor injuries and kept overnight for observation. The driver Marilyn Chamney a Lawrence senior Route 4 was involved.
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Topeka
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Miss Bodenhausen
Marilyn Chamney
Route 4
Lawrence
West Campus Road
Crescent Road
Mac Kennedy Macmillan Meet In Bahamas December
The White House said President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will meet December 19 and 20 in the Bahamas to review world problems. This will be their sixth conference, likely in Nassau, with press secretary Pierre Salinger in Nassau amid preparations.
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White House
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Bahamas
London
Macmillan
Nassau
Pierre Salinger
Card of Thanks for Vern Schneider Family
The Vern Schneider family expresses appreciation for many acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement.
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Vern Schneider
In Memoriam William Torneden 1954 Memorial Verse
Obituary note mourning William Torneden who died November 27 1954. Wife and son with family remember him with a refrain about heartache tears and memories and honor his life in a brief tribute.
In Loving Memory of Clarence Kiser
In loving memory of my husband Clarence Kiser who died November 27 1950. Today recalls the memory of a loved one gone to rest. The one who thinks of him today is the one who loved him best. Sadly missed by his wife Blanche Kiser.
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Clarence Kiser
Blanche Kiser
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